Super light, super economical. $80 to fill it up (40 litre tank) and I'm estimating I've driven about 100k and only used 1/8th of a tank, so that ends up being about 5 litres/100km (48mpg for you heathens who don't know metric)

so fuken cheap.

edit: like guys, that includes a whole shit load of random parallel parking I did to get used to how small it is. this thing is anorexic or some shit, it is ******ed how cheap it is on open roads.

Super light, super economical. $80 to fill it up (40 litre tank) and I'm estimating I've driven about 100k and only used 1/8th of a tank, so that ends up being about 5 litres/100km (48mpg for you heathens who don't know metric)

so fuken cheap.

edit: like guys, that includes a whole shit load of random parallel parking I did to get used to how small it is. this thing is anorexic or some shit, it is ******ed how cheap it is on open roads.

how embarrassing brah

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Originally Posted by SlackerBabbath

My ideal woman would be a grossly overweight woman who would happy go jogging, come home all sweaty and let me put my dick under her armpit while she shuffles a pack of cards.

And as for the LFA it's £340,000 for, at the end of the day... a lexus

But a Lexus that anyone who understands even a little bit of automotive engineering knows is the result of over 10 years of obsessive development.

Come on, the attention to detail on the LFA is so insane that, for example, the windshield cleaning fluid tank is located behind the driver's seat to keep the center of gravity as low as possible. It's a car designed to be extremely effective, to give you the ultimate driving experience.
It may not be the fastest car ever, nor the car with the highest top speed, but from an engineering standpoint, it's perfect.

And if i had an LFA, i wouldn't care what other people think. I'd be too busy making that V10 scream.

EDIT: now that i think about it, i guess it boils down to the fact that the LFA is a car for real drivers, for connoiseurs... Not for people who just want their cars to show off.

I ran over two squirrels at once one time. They were chasing after each other in the street, and I swerved to avoid them, but ended up with one under each tire. Still my greatest driving accomplishment to date.